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A THORACENTESIS SURGICAL SIMULATOR FOR MEDICAL TRAINING
Thoracentesis is a surgical procedure involving the drainage of fluid from the pleural space for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes. Emergency surgeons have expressed a need for physiologically accurate surgical models on which medical professionals can ...
Schopka, Brian Arthur +2 more
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There are only a few studies with a small sample size of patients that have compared the risks of using chest tubes versus thoracentesis in hepatic hydrothorax.
Ali Ridha +2 more
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INTRODUCTION Both elevated pleural elastance (E-PEL) and radiographic evidence of incomplete lung expansion following thoracentesis have been used to exclude patients with a malignant pleural effusion (MPE) from undergoing pleurodesis. We report a cohort
A. Chopra +5 more
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Therapeutic thoracentesis symptoms and activity: a qualitative study
Introduction Malignant pleural effusions (MPEs) commonly occur in patients with advanced cancer. Drainage of fluid is used to relieve symptoms and improve quality of life.
C. Twose +5 more
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Outcome of Intermittent Thoracentesis versus Pigtail Catheter Drainage for Hepatic Hydrothorax
Background/Aims: The management of hepatic hydrothorax (HH) remains a challenging clinical scenario with suboptimal options. We investigated the effect and safety of pigtail catheter drainage compared to intermittent thoracentesis.
Dong-Joon Kim +29 more
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Safe and Effective Bedside Thoracentesis: A Review of the Evidence for Practicing Clinicians
BACKGROUND: Physicians often care for patients with pleural effusion, a condition that requires thoracentesis for evaluation and treatment. We aim to identify the most recent advances related to safe and effective performance of thoracentesis.
Richard Schildhouse +9 more
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Thoracentesis yields valuable insights in pleural effusion diagnosis by accurately interpreting pleural fluid analysis results and can cause several complications, which emphasizes the importance of training in a simulated environment.
Roberson Antequera Moron +5 more
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Real-time ultrasound-guided thoracentesis
Clinicians commonly see patients with pleural effusions requiring thoracentesis. The latest evidence-based guidelines for thoracentesis recommend real-time ultrasound guidance for the safest outcomes from this procedure.
Krackov, Rachel +3 more
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Colon Leiomyosarcoma Diagnosed by Pleural Biopsy: A Case Study
Leiomyosarcomas (LMS) are rare tumors of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract with aggressive and poor prognosis. LMS metastasizes primarily to the liver but rarely to the lungs, and has hematogenous spreading from smooth muscle cells of the intestinal wall.
Celalettin Korkmaz +3 more
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Thoracentesis techniques: A literature review
Thoracentesis is performed by 4 methods: gravity, manual aspiration, vacuum-bottle suction, and wall suction. This literature review investigates the safety of these techniques and determines if there is significant difference in complication rates.
Asna Mohammed +5 more
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